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  • Published on 08:02 GMT

    Carlson put Chaut. Co. on NFL scoreboard

    Stephen Carlson EDITOR’S NOTE: Below is the biography of Stephen Carlson, one of nine individuals who will comprise the 2025 induction class of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame. The other inductees are Jessica Anderson, Tom Anderson, Anthony Barone, Mark …

    Source: Observer Today - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 29, 2024

    What to do with a butterfly bush in the winter – experts share tips for these stunning shrubs

    Buddleia, also known as the butterfly bush, is a fast-growing perennial adored by pollinators. Many varieties are hardy down to zone 5, but a bit of extra care can help them withstand particularly cold snaps. Winterizing your butterfly bush before …

    Source: Homes & Gardens - Label Pending
  • Published on Dec 29, 2024

    Scientists Warn: Synthetic “Mirror Life” Could Pose Unprecedented Risks

    Synthetic mirror bacteria may pose serious health and ecological risks, sparking calls for a broad effort to assess and mitigate potential dangers. Credit: SciTechDaily.com Researchers are warning of potential risks from the development of synthetic …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 29, 2024

    How to grow and care for a crested cactus – experts share insights for these curious plants

    Q: I recently heard someone talking about a crested cactus and am intrigued. What are they, and how do you look after them? A: These unusual specimens are a great addition to any indoor cactus collection. The term doesn’t refer to a specific variety, but …

    Source: Homes & Gardens - Label Pending
  • Published on Dec 29, 2024

    How controversial paper’s retraction has stirred up coronavirus ‘lab leak theory’ again

    New Delhi: The debate on the origin of the coronavirus is back on social media platforms. A paper — published in August 2020 — on bat sequences from China and pertaining to the natural origins of COVID-19 was retracted this month from the Nature journal. …

    Source: The Print - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 28, 2024

    No. 5 Story of 2024: New Evidence Against Dino-Bird Ancestry

    Günter Bechly December 28, 2024, 7:23 AM Photo: Hesperornis skeleton, Ghedoghedo via Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Editor’s note: Welcome to an Evolution News tradition: a countdown of our Top 10 favorite stories of the past year, concluding on New Year’s Day. …

    Source: Evolution News & Science Today - Washington - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 28, 2024

    Stick and leaf insects have all evolved the same basic body parts

    Ever wondered how insects camouflage themselves so perfectly with their surroundings? How is it that a leaf insect looks so much like a leaf and a stick insect can easily be mistaken for a twig? The answer lies in the fascinating realm of convergent …

    Source: Earth.com - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 28, 2024

    19-year-old Ashtabula native graduates from BGSU with two degrees during Fall Commencement

    At 19 years old, Ashtabula native Naloni Hadarah Grant was the youngest graduate at Bowling Green State University’s Fall graduation ceremony, according to a press release from the university. “I worked really hard to accomplish what I did, and I had an …

    Source: Star Beacon - Ohio - Label Pending
  • Published on Dec 27, 2024

    Groundbreaking 555-Million-Year-Old Fossil Discovery Sheds Light on One of Evolution’s Greatest Mysteries

    Uncus dzaugisi fossils preserved on LV-FUN bed at Nilpena Ediacara National Park. Credit: Gene Oh The discovery of Uncus dzaugisi, a 555-million-year-old fossil in South Australia, confirms Precambrian origins for Ecdysozoans, bridging a key evolutionary …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 27, 2024

    How to take artichoke cuttings – a simple method for growing more vegetable plants for free

    Q: I have an established artichoke plant in my backyard. I'd like to propagate it to grow more – is it possible to do this by taking cuttings? A: Artichokes are a fantastic plant to grow in a vegetable patch, or even in a border. As well as offering a …

    Source: Homes & Gardens - Label Pending
  • Published on Dec 26, 2024

    Photos: Top new species from 2024

    Scientists described numerous new species this past year, the world’s smallest otter in India, a fanged hedgehog from Southeast Asia, tree-dwelling frogs in Madagascar, and a new family of African plants. Experts estimate that fewer than 20% of Earth’s …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 26, 2024

    Sorry, Dr. Coyne: There Is No Religion-Science Conflict

    Photo: Copernicus, by Pudelek, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons. A new unpublished paper titled “Science and Religious Dogma” by Matías Cabello has caught the attention of Jerry Coyne, who blogged about it at Why Evolution Is True. Coyne has questions …

    Source: Evolution News & Science Today - Washington - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 26, 2024

    Evolution in the Dock

    We’ve seen many skirmishes in America’s culture wars over the decades; one recent round, over abortion, was on the ballot in ten states during the 2024 elections. But the most dramatic battle of them all, between two of the twentieth century’s greatest …

    Source: The New York Review of Books - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 26, 2024

    No. 7 Story of 2024: Study of Water Fleas Found No Evidence of Evolution

    Denyse O'Leary December 26, 2024, 6:19 AM Photo: Daphnia pulex, by Yale Peabody Museum, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. Editor’s note: Welcome to an Evolution News tradition: a countdown of our Top 10 favorite stories of the past year, concluding on New …

    Source: Evolution News & Science Today - Washington - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 25, 2024

    Sugar is irresistible like a drug. Is it actually addictive?

    We’ve all said it, even if we regret it: “There’s always room for dessert.” Turns out, there is a scientific explanation for why we can consume so many sweets compared to other types of foods with a similar number of calories. For sweets, the threshold for …

    Source: Salon - Left-wing
  • Published on Dec 25, 2024

    The Cell Division Challenge to Eukaryogenesis — And to Evolution

    Photo: A human cell, by Marc Vidal, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons. In a previous article, I discussed the irreducible complexity of the eukaryotic cell division machinery. What makes the origins of the eukaryotic cell cycle particularly resistant to …

    Source: Evolution News & Science Today - Washington - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 24, 2024

    ENR Travel Memories: Chernobyl Nuclear Plant, Ukraine 2008

    ENR correspondent Peter Reina took a journey into the Chernobyl exclusion zone in eastern Ukraine to see the construction of a new enclosure over the reactor at the destroyed nuclear power station. Probably the most dangerous element of my 2008 visit to …

    Source: Engineering News Record - Label Pending
  • Published on Dec 24, 2024

    Why aren’t there giant animals anymore?

    Wooly mammoth at the Royal Victoria Museum, Canada. Credit: Wikimedia Commons. In the Mesozoic Era, dinosaurs were the undisputed rulers of the land. The Argentinosaurus, possibly the largest dinosaur ever, stretched up to 100 feet long and weighed around …

    Source: ZME Science - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 24, 2024

    2024 was the year aesthetic pseudoscience made an ugly comeback

    Are you boy pretty or girl pretty? Are you a deer, bunny, jellyfish, cat or dog? Have you got high or low visual weight? Do you have a dramatic, natural, classic, gamine, or romantic body type? Are you a bug, fish or alien? What about your canthal tilt– …

    Source: Dazed & Confused - Label Pending

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